Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1887-06-22
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THE DEDICATION CEREMONIES OF THE ST. GEORGE
SOCIETY AT GARFIELD HOSPITAL YESTERDAY.
The "victoria Memorial Room" at the Garfield
Hospital. was dedicated with appropriate cere-
monies by the Society OF st. George yesterday
afternoon. "The Star Spangled Banner and
"God Save the Queen were sung in honor OF the
Queens Jubilee. The memorial room is the large
parOr to the right Of the entrance and to be for
and OF President Garfield hung on the walls with
large floral shield bearing the cross Of ST. George
resting on table between them. glass globe
flowers on the tables. Not great many people
were present, and the occasion bore much the
character Of reception followed by the
Benjamin, the president of the st. George Society,"
introduced Rev. DR.. Giesy, who read selections
from the services OF the church, and opened the
played "God Save the Queen" and s9The star
Spangled Banner" on the cornet, a full chorus OF
ham then read an essay ON "The Victorian HALF
century," and Mr.. Geo. Francis Dawson read an
original Jubilee ode. DR.. G1esy read the dedica-
tory services. Mr.. Benjamin, in brief address,
transferred the room to the managers OF the hos
pital and read q letter from Minister West ex-
Stating that he had informed her majesty OF the
ceremony. MIR. Reginald Fendall accepted the
room on the part OF the hospital managers. A
gret at not being able to attend. Messrs. Ed
wardes, Spring Rice, and Lehman, OF the British
legation, were present.
MARRIAGE AT DR. SuNDKRLANDs CHuRcH.-The
pulpit OF the First Presbyterian church WAS pro-
10 O'Clock for the marriage OF Miss Selma Belle
Rynex and Mr.. D. Elmer Sharretts, the assistant
OF the disbursing clerk of the War Department.
The ushers who wore wedding favors OF white
rose buds and maiden hair fern, were Mr.. w. G.
Sharretts OF lowe, brother OF the groom; Mr. r. G.
Dubois, Mr.. Frank NJ. Boteler, andMr Otto Rynex,
brother OF the bride. A large company were soon
assembled, filling the body OF the church. The
bride entered the church on the arm Of
ha nYPoQ6np nm
the aisle @ ana they TO TOOK u,n,e their % positions
Sunderland Oficiated in an impressive and simple
service. The bride wore an elaborate travelling
dress of rich golden n-brown moire antique COM
bined with fawn-cOl0red cloth, and q bonnet of
brown chip trimmed high In front with loops OF pale
fawn-colored love ribbon. She carried a bouquet
OF nephetos roses. the groom wore cutaway
the church MIR. and Ms Rynex, parents OF the
bride; MI. and Mrs Go. W. Sharretts, parents OF
the groom; Miss Stella sharretts, his sister; MI.
daughter, MISS Kate Sharretts; Miss Minnie B.
MIS- and the Misses White, Mr.. and Mrs. Merit,
Mr. and Mrs. Pierce, MI. W. w. Dodge, Miss Dodge,
Mr. and Mrs L. @. Hine, Mr.. Charles Burnett Mr.
Frank Harvey, Mr.. Max Hansmann and Mr. and
cupied by the guests. IL ts well furnished with
hymn books and Bibles, as Is the custom and q
matter of obligation with Presbyterians so to do.
the length Of it to the wishes OF the parties most
concerned The one used this morning was Iye
minutes long. He married the President by
Mrs drove from the church to the deDot
and took the train for Rehoboth Beach, N. j.
Brown has by Col. r Christy, filed bin in equity
AGAINST Grace Wygart, executrix of stephen j.
Wy0art to enton proceedings for the collection OF
Judgment and to declare the letters testamentary
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